fb employees, do you really use this IDE?
Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
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Re: Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
#32I find this a bit ironic that Nuclide is an IDE designed to support React and React-Native, built on top of Atom - Atom itself just ripped out their React implementation in favor of direct DOM manipulation. Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge React proponent and likely will give this a whirl - but it is ironic, no?
Can't have turtles all the way down. Or can they ?
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#33such a dramatic page; thought they solved fusion not made yet another ide
for all the people waiting for an IDE with proper Hack support I'd say this is fairly dramatic
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#34I'm unsure how something that is unreleased can be "backed by an active community".
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#35React + Atom have unfortunately similar logos.
and the same domain LTD's, not that it's a huge deal I would of gone with "nucli.de" instead though if possible
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#36I don't understand the marketing here. What distinguishes a unified IDE from an IDE?
an IDE which covers multiple languages
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#37I see all these tools are being built on top of Ace but Ace itself doesn't get much love. There are many issues in Ace that needs to be fixed but almost no company is putting resources on it.
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#39I'm unsure how something that is unreleased can be "backed by an active community".
Because its built on Atom, which comes with an active community... I guess.
Re: Nuclide: An open-source IDE for React Native
#40I'm unsure how something that is unreleased can be "backed by an active community".
Internal dogfooding, maybe? Or hijacking Atom's community.